Case studies
How CurNext shows up on real construction surfaces - readiness decisions, fewer guesswork walks, and an audit trail mapped to the building.
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Site patterns by solution
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CN-CC
Residential / commercial concrete· EU siteSlab cure on a multi-storey pour cycle
- Challenge
- Pour teams were waiting on calendar rules and spot checks while formwork and follow-on trades pressed for earlier access.
- Approach
- CN-CC air, surface, and core probes on critical slabs; floor gateway and building edge uplink; readiness in the project view instead of raw temperature charts.
- Outcome
- Go / no-go decisions tied to measured maturity, fewer unnecessary inspections, and a documented cure trail for the pour package.
CN-WD
Interior fit-out· EU siteWet-room and gypsum drying before tiling
- Challenge
- Finishing crews risked trapping moisture behind tile and paint when drying windows were judged by feel and schedule pressure.
- Approach
- CN-WD nodes on gypsum and wet-room assemblies; alerts when surfaces were still out of band; readiness shared with the trades package.
- Outcome
- Clearer dry / wait calls before covering work, fewer moisture-related callbacks, and a trail of conditions before handover of the wet zones.
CN-IAQ
Office / residential handover· EU siteIndoor air through handover and early occupancy
- Challenge
- After enclosure, teams needed CO₂, particulate, and VOC context without running a separate lab campaign for every complaint.
- Approach
- CN-IAQ nodes in representative zones; cloud thresholds and alerts for site and facilities roles after practical completion.
- Outcome
- Shared air-quality context for snagging and early occupancy, with measurements attached to spaces instead of one-off walkthrough notes.
CN-LEAK
Building services· EU siteLeak watch on plant rooms and risers
- Challenge
- Hidden leaks in plant rooms and wet risers were found late - after damage to finishes and delayed commissioning.
- Approach
- CN-LEAK sensing on high-risk floors and plant areas; edge uplink with alerts to site and MEP leads.
- Outcome
- Earlier awareness of moisture events in critical zones and a clearer response path before finishes and equipment were at risk.
CN-SHM
Structural / temporary works· EU siteStructural movement during critical works
- Challenge
- Temporary works and adjacent structure needed continuous context for tilt, crack, and vibration beyond periodic survey visits.
- Approach
- CN-SHM nodes on agreed structural points; thresholds and audit history in the project surface for engineers and site managers.
- Outcome
- Continuous structural context between surveys, with events retained for review when works changed site conditions.
CN-MEP
MEP commissioning· EU siteMEP readiness during commissioning
- Challenge
- Commissioning teams lacked a shared view of flow, pressure, and energy behaviour while systems were still being balanced.
- Approach
- CN-MEP PoE panel sensing on agreed circuits; cloud readiness and history for MEP leads alongside the commissioning checklist.
- Outcome
- Fewer blind balancing loops and a shared record of system behaviour during the commissioning window.
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